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Of those chronic weaknesses and Distressing
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has afforded vast experience in nicely adapt
cure OF woinan's peculiar fnaladics.
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dress" II ho had carried another re-
volver and n bowie knife he might have
been looked upon as q leader in polite
society.
lis more blessed 30 give
Than 10 is 81 receive"
OF advice and Of physic
This is true, We believe
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The fall of leaf is whisper to the living

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How often ia the light OF the household
cloudcd by signs Of melancholy or irritability
on the part of the ladies. Yet they are not to
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peculiar To that sex, which mon know not of
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LAzINEss grows on people; it begins
in cobwebs and ends in iron chains.
The more business man Las TO do the
more he is able to accomplish, for he
learns to economic his time. - Teras
SiGiugs
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4" Yes. sir" said Jenkins; Smithers
l. man who keeps his word but then
he has to-" How IS that ~ asked
Jones. "Bccau3c no one viii take ~. -
Dffrict.
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Sessions OF the Courts

Sessions OF the Courts
Circuit Court. l3th Judicisl Circu:t, 9en
james ID. Armstrong, Psssidisg IL. rs d
gin as folio 80:
Grant County Fourth Tsesday n March
6st Tuesday Ia June aad third TuesiAy h.
October.
Hampshire Couaty First Tuesday Ia Feb.
ruary, second Tuesday 10 Nay aaa thir
Tuesday in SePtsubsr.
HARDY Count, --Seeoad Tuesday In March
llst Tuesday in May and 6rst russday In
October.
Mineral County- Secoad Tuesday n Ian.
uary, fourth Tuesday in April and Hrss Tuss
day in september.
Psudleton CoInty.- Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after secood TUESDAY n
June. and first Wednesday In Noveaber.
County Court OF Hampshire County. John
T. Vance. President; l.. u. Sch nibbe. and n
u Powell Commssioo~r ,; q. >. White. CIsrk
The regular sessions are held beginning ON
the hrst Tuesday In January, April and DC.
tober, aud 9Th Tuesday 10 July.
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a wanhn-ful Eonh nna nIedIcine.

A new labor COMMUNICATING up in the
morning to make the fire when your wife
L. ,.larn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-02

Ir is difficult TO "pass the butter ai
some clearinghouse tables without
holding the nose.
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is the title of a large illustrated treatise, by DR.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.,sent To any address
for ten cents in stamps. IL teaches successful
self-trcatmeIlt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-12-02

A man may be behind in his work and still
show push. This is so II lie Is wheeling n
harrow
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"Cnnsnmn,ian Cnrn,,

The man who wrote 20. solitude. where are
thy charmsf" was a business man WHO didn't
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KID D & 3

wise man is net inquisltive about things
impairment.
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Woman and Her Disease.

The on y people who are fond OF getting In
to court are lawycrs and YOUNG folks.
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rpnGbicrs, Wives and Mothsr,.
Send for Pamphlet on Female Diseases, frss
securely sealed. DIR. J. Is. Marchisi. Utica, NY
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Con.ump,ion surely Curca

won n mere scratch" as the hen OBJ
served when she turned up the worm.
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ROYAL GLUE fnends everything! Broken
China, Glass. Wood. Free Walls at Drugs q Gro
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Observation-Disclosures

onhsl Es5s su 81. BID :. s g. Z; s: :,.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
eQutre Smith.

Now 1t Is Squire Smith. Nobody
will have to scratch their head or
puzzle their brains to recol'eot the
name, for all have In some way OF
other heard Of Smith. Farther, we
would have our readers understand
that 1t Is not the "John Smith" thai
began to make history for himself by
getting In trouble down In Virginia,
from which be was rescued by Posa-
hontas, the Indian girl who saved his
life. There have been several john
Smiths since then, but the Smith X
whom We direct attention to-day Ii
Frank L Smith, as good . man rs the
big majority Of John Smiths that bios
SON and honrish all ovor the country.
Yes, IL Is Frauk e Smith, Esq, no y
Instead of ax-J ..oner Frank Z Smith
Governor B aga pnt the handle TO his
name yesterday, an1 delivered him hii
parcb nent, giving his reasons for doins
30. These reasons were that he be
iieved Mr.. Smith to I've an honest, up
right man, and that ne would eonsci-
eniously weigh out justice between
man and man In an impartial manner
We believe with Governor 3 ggs tina
he will make an impartial arbiter, 80,
that he will deal out that mercy an,
Justice TO others hs Tc1id have other
deal ous 30 him. We heartily congratu
late Squire Frank L Smith, and til
Governor for giving Wilminsto
smother good Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

Now Is THE TIME when seed. fl wer,
tree and shrub catalogues ara flying
around In great abundance. They eli
have wonderful array o, surprises III
Feeds, flowers and trees, and there Is q
possibility th-. many persons In their
Enthusiasm will find themselves send
Ing orders Tor something which will be
OF no use to then. Many OF these
things advertised may flourish In the
ATTITUDES where the catalogues are pub
lished, but not hu ndreds OF miles north
or south. There are flowers, trees and
shrubbery thsj grow we'll In the ex-
tremo north thu; will not grow hsre,
and people should not purchase them
without first consulting come expert
enced fl)ris', atbor- ,ulturist and fruit
tree AND viBe dealer, who hiss msde
climatic Influence upon vegetation a
study. The present winter has been
one OF the hardest upon vines, rose
bushes and tender arbor trees that we
have had for many years. The plantr
and trees that have survived can be
safely relied upon, while those tia,
have su,can bed belong TO a warmol
and leEs variable climate.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

CONGRESS WILL adj ourn at 70 O'Clock
on Friday without passing some very
Important measures that should have
been passed weeks ago. Amongst the
bills that will be defeated 10 the Cana
dian retAliA.ion bill. This will enable
Canada to pursue her uujustifi able
course In selling our fishing vessels. and
exsctlng heavy penalties to release
them. All the blow and blus'er oil
Belmont amounts TO nothing after all.
The suspicion that the Democratic
party does not want to do anything to
offend England will be strengthened.
Had the Democrats really wanted 70
bring the Canadians to terms, the Sen.
ate bill would have been accepted and
made into Law two weeks ago More
English free trade "booodle" is wanted
to elect free trade President In 1888
That 10 what IL the matter.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
Safe Investment.
SIS. $40 OR SIS.

II you have S. to invest,
visit the Wilmington Cloth
ling House,4Io Market street
select a pantaloon pattern
and leave your measure; we
know you will make 20
per cent on your investment.
1t you have $40 to invest
in a Spring Overcoat,we are
certain We can give you the
best Tor the money in this or
any other city.
SIS will buy a Scotch
Cheviot Overcoat, full silk
lined.
Mothers, we want you to
see our new styles of Chill
dren's Suits for spring--just
received.
Young men, we have new
styles in for you to select
from, made from the newest
designs OF fabric and cut in
1.-THE height of fashion.
Suits for men of all sizes
snd shapes, made in the best
manner possible. You Can
be suited by making your
selection from our stock OF
ISuits.
Many inducements to Offer
in heavy weights. Cut prices
are making sales. We need
1.-THE room. You save money
to take the goods.
Our $3.50 pan'aloons is a
superior garment for the
Iprlce.
Our garments are manu-
factured exclusively for us by
Wanrmaker & Brown, and
we sell them at the same
lprices and under the same
guarantee.
Our motto: Tie best goods
| /oy the least money!"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

Ex-0ovsenoe Hoadlsy, Of Ohio. dos
sometimes size up - the stature Of .
man above small pastisaAship, espe-
daily 70 sinos ~ 10 oas q omcss 1hs
sx.0ovsgnoe 70 about 70 remove b New
York, and ON the eve Of his departure
his friends gave hin . reception. ~
which he WAS asked 70 make . speech
upon the political Issues Of ~ day,
and especially 70 reply 70 Governor
-Foraksr's speech made In New York
The ex-Governor complied, and after
telling his Admiring Democratic friends
that whom he went 70 New York he still
intended to continue voting the Demo-
cratic ticket he came down 10 local
politics In Hamilton County and said:
One trouble With the Democracy Of
Hamilton County 10 that they have
learned the trick Of changing the bal
lots after they AAve been put In the box
The Democracy Of Hamilton County
must take . now departure. I'm going
TO speak right ont In meeting hero, too.
The mistake that was made here, aud
I'm going to say It, was In 1885 In
letting some Democrats ally theuseIvea
with some Rspublicaus, in the Commit.
tes Of Ons Hundred, in the dcnunci
alton and pursuit Of fraud, instead oil
taking hold Of the matter themselves,
- Tilden and O'Oonnor did In New
York, ~ Democratic job. Letting the
past alone and looking only 70 the fu.
ture, the duty Of the Democracy oil
Hamilton County IL this: Never again
never again allow IN honorable man
To contemplate, - had to. with shame
my name accredited with e36 votes
never received Ia the Fourth ward, and
my friend, Judge Foraker, In Precinct
A, Fourth ward, accredited with n
only, when he certAirly received nearly
300. Let It be known that when ras'
| cal 10 nominated for ONCE on the Demo
cratic ticket be 10 not Democratic
candidate; thai when nominations are
bought and sold they are not Demo
cratic nominations, and that when dis
honest methods are resorted to, the pro
m oters Of the frauds are TO be pursued
even into the penitentiary where they
| belong.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
NaX AArket R0aae.

It 10 now . pretty well-se.tled faot
that the Oitizens' Rink viii be turned
into . citizeas' market house, the erase
for skating having dIed OUT and the
beautiful buildtng erected for the use OF
the devotees Of pleasure on rollers 10 no
longer profitable 10 the owners. Forsu-
nately, II 10 just what 10 needed for .
iarst-class market houSs, and foftunAte-
.ly It II just In . PORTION Of the city
where u caa b made available for .
market hsase.
It has the advantage Of being In .
high and dry position, whore 1t 10 easily
drained, and where IL 10 easy Of accass
70 the western and southwestern por.
tion OF the city, and from whence 1t
Vlll recsive the most Of it support and
patronage. Though Il will be . bu'o
ers' and truckers' market, particular
efforts will b made 10 make 1t far
mers' market For this purpose light.
airy, roomy stalls will be leased to far.
ners at . merely nominal rent, say
about "a or IS . yeAr. 1t 10 intended
that there shall be . hundred or more
stalls Of this kind, and about two hun.
dfed for butchers, truckers and mlscel.
laneous traders, which 60 to make up .
Arst-class market All these stalls are
TO be put ct very moderate rate, mere
~ enough 80 meet current expenses. A
decided advantage for the new market
house will be stalls on the lot adjoining
for farmers horses and carriages. The
want Of such place has been . source
of great trouble to farmers backing up
to the curbssone market. Horses are
mot permitted to stand on the streets,
and often while the owners, either q
lady or gentleman, are away hunting q
hotel yard as which to leave their
horses, their wagons are robbed.
With . hundred farmers and two
hundred butchers, huoksters, truckers
and traders, fish dealers and restaur.
ant there will be no lack OF everything
sold In other markets, and wholeso me
competition, = splendid market house
and low rentals will combine to make
1t one Of tie most popular markets oil
tina city. The establishment Of this
market will 60 long way towards
solving the vexed market question, and
though no doubt the curbstone m srkel
will still remain popular institution, /,
will DO . long stride towards indoor
markets, which will In the end prevail
here ., they have in most all Other
cities OF the size OF Wilmington, and
In large numbers Of smaller cities.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
wANA N A Il Els's,

PHILADBLPHIA, russdAy, March l, 1887.
Table and Piano Cover
Day.
You'd guess it as soon as
you got into the Upholstery
section. Perhaps more Table
and Piano Covers than
you &c ever seen displayed
befoYe--a score Of varieties,
hun9re, # styles. more than
a thousand specimens.
To day Inc display space
is mostly given to Covers,
They're worthy of it. Such
d gathering may never be-
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01
The Record for the month.

Chief OF Police Dougherty reports the
following as the mum Der Of arrests dur.
ing the past month: Drunk, 80; drunk
and disorderly, 10; disorderly conduct,
26; assault, /; assault and battery, 8;
assault with intent to kill, 2; larceny,
8; attempted larceny, /; suspicion oil
larceny, 4 Suspicious character, l;
trespass, 2; vaRrancy, 8; begging, l;
corner lounging, l; peddling without q
license, / car yiDg concealed weapons,
3; interfering with officer, L; attem pied
rape, /; highway robbery, l; patients,
-; total, lo2. Lodgings we're given to
79U tramps.
There were two alarms of Are last
month: February 9, from box No. IL
caused by the burning Of q can Of var
nioh at No. 706 Snipley street; Febru
airy 10, from box No. %, caused by q
slight blaze In The second story of No
+, 203 West Second street, occupied BY
George K, Baugh rs a picture frame
factory.
Frederic II. Robinson, chief engineer
OF the City Surveying Departm emit, re
ports that during February, 1887, linei
| we're n arkec for buildings as follows
Daniel Bubenger, coffee roasting estab
lishment, south slice Front street be
tween West Washington; Jordan
A. Wilson, sore AID dwelling, soutl
side Seventh street between King an(
French; John @. and Thomas B. Bri
son, store and dwelling, south cid
Seventh street between Shipley ant
Orange; Cleaver q Hollis, store, YVES
side hsrket between Second and Third
Gideon b. Guyer, west side Wilson
| street betp aeu Ninth and Tenth. Ed
ward Q. Hanna, dwelling, west sid
Jefferson sirset between Eighth an,
Ninth; Ellen Grub, three dwellings
nora sic Second street between Wal
nut and Poplar Thomas Il. Melvin
five dwellings, east side Spruce stree
between Ninth and Tenth; total for tn
mouth. IA building; total for February
1895, II buildings.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

The QUESTION In Philadelphia 10
whether in the present apportionment
Of the State for Congressman, Randall
shall be left . district in the city, or
whether to make the districts oil Re-
publican, which can very easily be
done. Many Republicans are in favor
OF giving Randall . district, as he can
do more for the RspublicAn party In
Congress asa Democrat than . Rspub
licau could do.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

DUH LlC haLL-Hlu
a pn lie sale, q. d,
subscriber, near klv,rH
FAlDAY, MlRCiI
st ! O'cist,I
Ore good n iloh GOV, Jsrs|
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dus-ous wagon, Z r,ta
sleigh, one wieslbs ~, n
vators, ] htrTos two NJ I
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garden spsd:. hoes M
churn, two tons Of hsy Id
other articlss. Te:nifn
eIG
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-01

A special dispatch from Peoria, I'LL
nois, says that two thousand miners
along the lines Of the Peoria and Pekin
Toledo, Peoria and Wabash and the
Central Iowa. Railways. who have been
on strike for several week. have reached
ssttlement with their employers. The
miners ars to fol M oo-operstige aseocia
tons The miRes Will b. ~orked BY
them, the mine owners gsvsing three
fourths of cent per bushel as rental.